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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-08-28
PHANTOM BALI AZ OLD POINT.
An Enjoyable OccasioD-1heD Denial
Copyentson-Arniy Officers, ssr.

9OnveutbOu-AEUhy Vfhttb"s we
Correspondence of the Richmond DIspstch.l
FoRT MONROE, August 81, 1887.
The most enjoyable entertainment OF
the season, in the shape OF a phantom
party, took place at the Hygeia last
evening. Mrs. G. G. Duncanson, Mrs.
DIR. Wadsworth, and Mrs. DIR. Fairfax
Irwin, of Washington, were the moving
spirits in the enterprise, and matronized
the party. 1t was after III o'clock be-
fore the phantoms-about seventy-five
in number-came tripping into the
pavilion and opened the festivities
with the Lancers.
Among the ladies present were Miss
Wadsworth, Miss Woodruff, and Mrs.
DR.. Irwin, of Washington the Misses
Doyle, of Columbus; Miss Ada Ro-
berts, of Centrevillc, Nd. /; Miss Mel
lie Elliott, of Norfolk Miss Gertie
Nelms, of Petersburg Miss Mary
Schenck, of New Orleans.
Dancing was kept up with spirit I'M
til midnight. when a champagne sup
per followed.
The Southern Dental Association,
which meets here on Monday, promises
to be largely attended, nearly every
room in the house being engaged for
their accommodation.
A board of officers, consisting of
Colonel Royal L. Frank, First artil-
lery; Major j. b. Campbell, Fourth
artillery Captain G. NJ. Mills, Fifth
artillery Captain George H. Torney,
assistant surgeon, and Lieutenant +.
NJ. Weaver, Second artillery, is ordered
to convene here ON September 18th to
examine dozen or fifteen non-com-
nlissioned officers for promotion. There
are now no vacancies in the line, and
the graduates from West Point will
first have to be provided for, so that
those who do pass will be given certii-
Gates and await future developments.
Sergeant Joseph DAILY, First artillery;
Corporal NJ. E. Smith, Second artille-
ry; Sergeant James A. Richardson,
Third artillery First-Sergeant Ray
mond Beale, Fourth artillery, and Pri-
vate John Anderson, Fifth artillery,
have been selected as marksmen to
represent the Artillery School in the an
nual contest of the division teams at
Fort Niagara, n. Y, and left last eve
ming for that point.
Mr.. George J. Appold, president;
Mr.. d. H. Miller, vice-presldent, and
General V. d. Groner, of Norfolk, OF
the Baltimore, Norfolk and Boston
line of steamers, have spent two or
three days here in consultation as to
increasing their facilities for handling
the large amount of freight and passen-
gers now being pressed upon them.
The business of the line has nearly
doubled within the past year, and the
increase shows steady growth, which
must be met.
Mr.. A. Il. Bateman, the New York
banker, who is largely interested in the
Norfolk and Danville railroad, arrived
here yesterday morning on his steam
yacht Meteor and passed on up the
river
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-08-28

With Der masts gone and abandoned
Her hull was In good condition. nne
was sugsr-lsdcn and bound from NOV
York to Quebec. A paper found aboard,
dated August 21st, 4 P. NJ, and signed
by the captain and mate, said she Vas
making water and could not be got nm
der, and that all hands had taken to .
steamer bound to London. The cap
tain said also the next day that when
off Montauk he sighted q brig with
everything but the foremost gone. The
crew were aboard and declined assist.
ance, and were under light sail. The
White was one week out yesterday, but
went unhurt by the cyclone.
The wheat and oat crop OF Mr.. Tay-
Ior Perry, near Culpeper, were yester-
day destroyed, with thresher, by the
stock-yards taking fire. Slight in
surance.
Yesterday a negro youth went into
Mr.. McVeigh's bedroom, and seeing
several gold pieces on the bureau took
On eagle and went off on frolic. He
was brought back and arrested.
The State Democratic headquarters
will permanently open in the old Mid
land Office building Monday.
Colonel Lewis Porter's barn, near
Fauquier White Sulphur Springs, was
again, it is reported, destroyed by fire
the other night, with contents-the
work OF an incendiary.
Captain Jerre Franks was taken sud-
denly and seriously i'll this afternoon.
Intelligence from Abingdon. on the
Chesapeake, is that Miss Katie Houcke,
most popular young lady Of this
place, is exceedingly i'll. Her parents
are with her.
Captain Kemper is i'll. Captain Phil
lips B. Hooe is confined with rheuma-
tism. Colonel Andrews and family
have returned from Cape May, Mrs.
and Misses Smoot from Rock Enon,
and Mr.. Blackford and family from the
White Sulphur. 1t is said ex-Postmas-
ter Windsor declines to run for the
State Senate. Mr.. Hatcher, OF Rich
mond, will occupy Mr.. MERGERS pulpit
tomorrow, he being in Campbell coun-
ty. Mr.. Franklin l.. Brocketts has
been moved to Washington. City
Treasurer Harlow and Auditor Price
have returned from northern tour.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-08-28
NORFOLK NEWS.
Fire tu POrfsmOuth-AF icbt-The
High Hides 20 Good-Per-
sOnat. &c.

HIGH kIOts 10 ODDu-FeT-
sonai. &c.
Correspondence OF the Richmond Dispstch.l
NORFOLK, Va, August 81, 1887.
This morning about ii o'clock fire
broke out in row of frame buildings
en- Fourth street, in Portsmouth, and
all were quickly destroyed. The tene-
ments were occupied by negro families.
The property belonged to Councilman
James G. Knight, and was insured. The
fire was started by lot of negro chill
dren playing with lighted lamp in one
OF the rooms and igniting the bedding.
Commodore A. T.. Bateman, OF New
York, treasurer and director Of the At
hntic and Danville railroad, arrived
here yesterday on his elegant steam
yacht Meteor.
Mrs. Virginia S. Free, one OF the old
est teachers in the Portsmouth public
schools, died last night.
The Shippers Compress Company
have leased for ten years wharf and
warehouse from the Baltimore Steam
Packet Company and will now remain
here instead of removing to Georgia.
In fight between coiored saw-mill
hands near Berkeley last evening Henry
Waddy was terribly stabbed in the
shoulder and breast by Henry Holly,
who was sent to jail.
Sweet potatoes are being shipped
from this section to Augusta, GA.
The extraordinary high tides are ma
terially assisting the operations OF the
wreckers in floating the stranded ves-
sells in the sounds The steamer Eaglet
is again running on her route, having
aoated herself
The United States quarantine au-
tlorities have taken charge Of the
schooner f. s. Newman and towed her
10 the Cape-Charles station, and will
prosecute the captain still further for
lbs fragrant violation OF the quarantine
regulations OF the port.
A heavy noftheasterly rain has pre-
vailed here all day. 1t has been rain
ing daily for several weeks in this seq
ton in the Dismal swamp portions OF
the county. Crops Of all kinds have
been injured by the rain, especially
those that were planted late.
Constable Mike Allen, Of the county,
returned from Wilson, N. O., this morn
ing, where be delivered the negro bur-
glar, Charles Simms, and received the
Sl00 reward. 9.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-08-28

Speaking of the collapse OF the Rus
sia Company in Washington Friday
night. the Republican says
.There was little scene enacted be-
hind the scenes shortly after 8 o'clock.
Miss Behrens or Mrs. Hupe attempted
10 move her goods and chattels, but q
stalwart stage carpenter stood at the
door aud refused to let her 60 until he
got his weeks salary. Miss Behrens
said she was not responsible for her has
bands debts. and that her trunks con.
tanned only her own clothes bat this
was not satisfactory to the carpenter,
and he refused TO allow the wardrobe OF
the leading lady TO leave the theatre"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-08-28
Our Virginia Poet.

That BARRON HOPE never fails to rise
TO the occasion is abundantly evidenced
by the fact that though he has again
and again been chosen to speak in the
name of his mother State. his is still
the first name that mounts to the lips
when Virginians need a heroic poet. No
one, therefore, is surprised that on the
occasion of the laying Of the corner
stone of the LEE monument, the public
will once more keep step to "the
music of his melody"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-08-28

DIR. YOU'VE (of wight Thoughts y
having given thousand pounds to the
Society for the Propagation of the Cos
pei, said that if he had postponed CIV
ing it until his death he would have
been giving away his sons money. He
was right. 1t wo:ld also have been
like the man on the street-cars who oc-
cupies seal until he arrives at the end
of his journey, and then, when he has
no title to it, offers it to some one else
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-08-28

The sincerity of the Republican talk
of "hailing with patriotic satisfaction
all sincere evidences of returning fra
ternity and reunion" was illustrated
by the outrageous insult their Grand
Army men offered the President OF the
United States on Friday.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-08-28
Politics In Craig-Tourname

kNDfftSpOudtuSco VI tuc biebuiohN btopoe@h.l
New CASTLE, CRAIG COUNTY. VA,
August 26, 1887.
At court on Tuesday an immense
crowd was present. brought together
in consequence of the mass meeting of
the Democrats to elect delegates to the
senatorial and Legislative conventions
that are to assemble at Salem on the
9th full delegations were appointed
to both conventions. The delegates
are generally supposed to favor Hon.
Giles G. Huffman, of this county, for
senator, and o Roanoke man for the
House from this and Roanoke county.
A grand tournament took place near
town at o'clock Tuesday afternoon.
r. II. Woodruff, Esq, of Roanoke
city, delivered the charge to the
Knights, and p. b. Abbott, Esq,
delivered the coronation address.
The weather is exceedingly fine and
pleasant. NANBUBEN.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-08-28
Death of n vfrginian at Rcidsville,
lspecia, Telegram to the plspa,ch.l

Special telegram to the Dispatch.l
REIDsvnLE, N. c., August 27.--On
Monday last a gentleman, appearing to
be about sixty years Of age, arrived here
from the South and registered at the
Exchange as G. w. Walsche, OF Vir-
ginia. He did not appear to have any
business, but seemed to be awaiting a
remittance of some money from rela-
tons. He was taken with a case OF
c5olera-morbus Thursday, but refused
to have physician called until Friday,
Wien Drs. Courts, Smith, and Powell
were summoned. He grew rapidly
worse, and in the absence OF friends or
relations every possible thing was done
for his comfort and relief, but to
no avail, as he died this morn
inc at 2 o'clock. Great trouble
was experienced in locating his re-
lations until telegram from q Mr..
Walsche, Of Mecbanicstown. Nd, this
evening requested that the body be
expressed to Mrs Belle Walsche, ut
Lexington, Va. 1t will be forwarded
o.nieht. Deceased was at one time
hardware merchant at Greensboro, N.
~
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-08-28

Ex-Judge Fullerton puts most I'M
deserved imputation upon the honor,
the independence, and the courage Of
the New York city Judiciary in saying,
with reference to the Sharp stay: at
was only question Of finding judge
who would stand up against the news
papers. "-NeU York World.
But wasn't the statement true?
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-08-28

"W. w. JONES, RIDDLEBERGER's
client in the recent case which brought
about the Senator's arrest. was taken to
the Staunton lunatic asylum Friday"
Have they got the right man?
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-08-28

The speech made on Friday in
the New York Prohibition State Con-
vention by an old Confederate soldier
was, we suspect, one Of the best made
IN that body
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-08-28

If Democrats in the South had in
past years been guilty Of such treason
as was shown by Republicans in Vince
ling Friday, JOHN SHERMAN's ensan-
guined garment would have painted
the country red.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-08-28

maryland Independents-Reform
the Watchvord. 1t seems we have
heard that word reform before. How
ever, it has been translated to the Re-
seryoir Park.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-08-28

e The weather suggests that we Care
soon to have the usual amount of men
tai reservations from sportsmen as to
the number of sora they did not kill.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-08-28
Mr.. Charles Ellis Better-Arriyals
ut the Warm.

Especial telegram to the Dispatch.l
WARM SPRINGS, Va, August 27.-Mr.
Charles Ellis is better tonight, and his
physicians are much more hopeful re-
gsrding him than they have been for
several days.
DR.. Hunter Mcclure and wife and
daughter, and Mr.. Paul G. Cameron
and panty, of Hillsboro', N. c.. ar
rived tonight.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-08-28
BRIEF COMMENT.

"Another statesman and lawyer
jailed for contempt" The Legislative
and Judicial seem to be paying each
other their respects.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-08-28

LARGE. CENTRALLY-LOCATED DWELL
ING. No. 20s Governor street, near Capitol !:
fourteen rooms; nns clearinghouse Pos
ses ION September 18th.
PHYSICIANS SOUTH THIRD STREET
DWELLING, No. s0i; three stories: twelve
rooms all improvements; handsomely pa
Icred. Possession October ist.
CENTRALLY-L0CATED DOUBLE DWELL
ING. 1N Loigh. near Eighth street; twelve
rooms: range, sc. Possession October lsi
fIRsT-CLASS EAST GRACE-sTKEEr TWO
STORY BRICK. corner Third street; nine
roc ms; ell improvements. Possession October
THREE-sTORY BRICK. No. 100 seventh
street, between Grace aud Franklin; eight
rooms; now occupied by DR.. Slower: detached
kitchen with four rooms. Possession septem-
Lor 9Th.
LARGE DWELLING and LOT. l0i Main, near
Second; \ rooms detached kitchen with four
rooms: brick stables, out buildings. &C.
NEAT DWELLING, No. So Nlne,eosth
street, between Bread and Marshall streets (;
\ rooms; only tli0 per annum.
NEW, DETACHED TW0.sTORY DWELL
NC, No. 1913 Cory, near Linden street; SIX
rooms; bath, &c.; only 500 per ennum. Pos
session October LIST
NICE BRICK Two-sToRY DWELLING, No.
1913 west Clay street; six rooms; range. bath,
&C. $50 per aDnum.
SMALL FRAME DWELLING. No. ia Fourth,
Lear Jackson street; three rooms; ~ per
MCnth.
For other properiics, stores. warehouses,
stables, &c, call for WEEKLY RENr-LiSr.
}. THOMPSON BROWN & CO..
au 2S2t ,Ii3 Main street
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-08-28
EXCURSION
GRAND EXCURSION AND

NEE TRIBE, No. SO, |. o. X. NJ, 70 ASHLAND
PARK MONDAY, AcGusr ~, ISL. Train
leaves Elba at 8 A. NJ; returning. leaves Ash
land at $50 Z. NJ. Tickets--Adults, So. chill
dren under twelve yearr. 2oc. Dancing, boat
inc. and other amusements. A fne string
bandhas been engaged for tho occasion.
competent committee has charge ~ tho
grounds. No improper characters allowed.
An u .Su9ts
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-08-28
GREENsBoRo', N. c., August 26, 1887.

GREENSBORO, N. c., August 26, 1887.
To the Editor of the Dispatch:
In your paper Of to-day read the
following sentence "Would to God it
Wds his last"
To decide a small wager, please state
in your next issue if it would not be
correct to write the sentence, "Would
to God it Were his last"
Yours very respectfully.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-08-28
I Asst EXCURSION TO LURAY

LAND NATURAL BRIDGE, TUESDAY. SIP
TENDER 6. 1857. Train leaves Chesapeake ami
Ohio depot az 1890 A. NJ. returning. leave,
Luray on the eth at O'Clock 7. VI. Round trip
Ia Luray and Natural Bridge, $50: 20 Luray,
81: 10 Natural Bridge, ~. Tickets good 10 70
turn on any train for ten days THOMPSON.
CLASH & co. au 2i,saG, 2. ~, Sell ,@iel0i
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-08-28
Yours very respectfully,

The sentence should have been SO
written but we confess that the error
was not observed by us.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-08-28

Tor RENT, THAT FIRST "A
IL CLASS AND CONyENIESTLY-AR-eE ~
RANGED BRICK DWELLING No. west Cary
street; nine rooms, with every modern trl-
proyement and convenience. This 10 . worry
nice home In every respect
au sgt Il. is. CHAFtIN 4 co.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-08-28
s11.o:s.s.yss xs!cys .gge..yys,;.A'...
KEATS THEN ALL,

~ ONLY d ROUND TRIO
On. NO 70 TINE LOST FROM BUslxrx,
0hANDsATURDhY.NT NIGHT yy,,t -
rpuLL NOON ON THg Jkvps'VS
%, v ~ OLD POINT AND NoRsnTr
'''A'H' nrpsrACiOUs srHAHgg ip,.
p MUk At THIS SCHEDULE, ANIL
asnss,us .,'n,"ona ,s4i SATURDAY yfagv
Point ats A. N. aud Norfolk Al 7hy OH
NOTION sunday att p. ". and old pa. LHsys
~; srTivcaf Richmond u olcloct sas1.MsP
l,cses also good to return The feia s,nt
Ample time sunday 10 visit yIrsIul. r.
LADIES SALOON reserved Tor thslg g.
sive use, ~ NV" etcls-
Elegant meals and refrcshmeu,. An
Ariel BEATS THEN ALI. v" '@''nsr
au y Ry. OWEN, for Commits.
I, Asst EXCURSION OF THE sc,
II son 10 WASHINGTON. SATIisnar
NIGHT, SEPTEMBER I0TB, ga Rlebm'.Aii
frcderictsburg and Potomac railroad. r,,.st
Washington on the lgth AZ o'c,ock. Ta,-.,s
Tickets for the round Trip ". '''>
al &-i2t THOMPSON, CLASH co
GRAND MOONLIGHT Eycnp
W SION. given by ENTERPRISE CorXcu
No: DIR. o: u. A. ~, STEAMER ARIEL n,
DUTCH GAY. ~
TUESDAY. sgPTEyBgg 6ru
TRINNER'S ORCHESTRA viii furnish ,,..,.
for dancing. Last full moon Of TIE fra.os
Refreshments. lot fab supper, n deliss,s-'i
call. and Richmond's fsyorite s0io's,.. No..
Franklin and LAMBERT. with guitar and b.,,,
accompaniment, are some OF The aiira.,lo,,
Boat leaves 40 p. N. sharp. Ticket.: At.l,s
SOC. children 2jc.-to DO had az tho boat snt !;
the following committee: A. l. DAVIS. Prs,s
Eilyson, w. II. jerks, W. :. Burton, 3. p
shackeford. Manchester streetcars viii ps.l.
lively wait the return Of the steamer. A. viii Al,
the Richmond cars. au2 ait.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-08-28

~ The Ariel can be chartered by church 90
other societies for any Of the "Tuesiay aud
Thursday \ oonlights" on a CHAP CO-OPH-
RATION PLAN. GOOD PROFITS AND NO
RISK.
VIRGINIA STEAMBOAT COAPANf,
Uptown once, iii7 east Main street
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-08-28

81 Johns German Lutheran church.
Thursday September ist SEQ
their advertisement
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-08-28
- TUESDAY AND THURSDAY
l. M0ONLlGHTS.r
DUTCH GAP.
STEAMER ARIEf.
EVERY TUESDAY AND THURSDAY
NIGHT.

ave at 7:sO O'Clock sharp; return At 100
O'Clock.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1887-03-23
First Publication Feb. 18th.
Notice OF Sale In Ditch .R.roceed-


NOTICE is hereby gwen that commencing on
the l7th day OF March, lss7 at II D clock i.
M. ana continuing from day to day until al!
sold, vt tine otice of the county CLERK in ana for
xankton cQunGy ut the city of Yankton, jim
Yankton county Dakota Territory, we the un-
dersiGned Will sell the Jobs Ut digging anc con-
strucLnG the JONI ditch petItloncd 1or by ".
y. Lawrence, John Williams and othcra and
known as the Clay Greek ditchv establiahed
~ the boards or county commissioners of
Yankton .Rnd Clay ooEnties BY their ordex
bearing date tho 18th day of january 1857. to
the lowest Responsible biader or bidaerH ench
and every ahAre and Aiiotment tncreof.
separately, commencing at the one including
the outlet and thence In succesai0n up stream
to the one inoiudlrg the source. Said WORK to
be completed within the tune required. and no
bid Will be entertained which exceeds more
than twenty per cenC over and above the eHtl-
mated cest OF the construction IN any cst,e,
and the successful bidder will be required to
gave satisfactory bond for the faithful per-
Iormance and tulhllment of his contract and
to pay all damages that may accrne py reas0n
OF niH failure to complete tho JOB within the
tune reQnired in his cvhtracr 1he said order
and esamAtea and profie are nte and may
be Heen at our respective offices.
Dated ut Yankton, Iankton County, Dakota
Territory. this 18th day of February, 1857.
CHRI8TrAN hA9E, County Clerk Of yankton
County. ky4kotas sAerrasory.
A. A.. QUAhNBERa, hegiater OF Deeds and ex-
Ohcio County Clerk OF Clay County, ~. u.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1887-03-23
A PARALLEL LINF.

Project by the Rock Island and Mr.
Hin's Prompt N0tidcation-Anothe
Z Project TO Tap the Atlantic.
q Sioux Falls Argus, Goth: A some
what startling story has gained a sub
rosa circulation today. Its pIausibllity
is a half guarantee OF its credibility al
though there may be nothing in it. The
story ia this: 1t is SAID that the "Three
Falls Railway" scheme is backed by
President Gable Of the Rock Island sys-
tenn, and lB plan to cut out the pro-
posed Daluth line by running parallel
with it from Beaver Falls to this city.
The fact that the Rock Island company
refused an offer from Colonel Drake
for the right of way for $500
for, their new side track to the stone
quarries and the mills of the company
would run the track from their
bridge down the river on the east side,
and instead, toox route this side of the
river, paying much more for the right oil
way end building an expensive bridge
across the island, is regarded as suspic.
ious circumstances. It is thought by
these parties that this side track running
across the river In the location selected
may have, something material to do with
the proposed line Of road.
This is the idea advanced by Colone
Drake-a man who knows many OF thu
inside doings of railway companies and
has much force. 1t is certain that Preei
dent Hill. OF the Manitoba road, has ar
idea similar to that Of Colonel brakes
lAfew days ago Mr.. Hill sent Telegram
to President Gable, extending to tina
gentleman his compliments and statine
that the "Rock Island might parallel thu
Manitoba from Duluth to Denverif i
wanted to-, but added that tho Duluth
road WAS going through al
the same, There ls n,
doubt thst this telegram was sent as re-
ported and Il means much. Both OF tn
roads will hardly build and the question
of the prepondergnce OF pluck ant
capital viii settle which road viii com
in.
This explanation Of the Three F. plan
will also make plain why Sioux Fall
men and capital were not invited 4
participate in the organisation 81 th
company. AS between the two plans
sioux lEalls Of this date would favor
road from Manitoba instead Of . roa,
from Beaver Falls. The explanation
plausible end stands q good man
chances Of being correct.
4 REACHING Fob TIE ATLANTIC.
i Sioux Falls Argus. March 21st: Raj
]. road rumors like wonders it seems wi